Note that solar energy loss calculations
through the air mass do NOT account for reflections off of either high clouds or low clouds or atmospheric dust and turbidity: they are based on «clear sky» conditions regardless of clouds, dust, storms or wind.
One probably unanswered question is — how much energy is exchanged across the tropopause
through air mass exchange?
No, not by any annoying whistles caused by leaks but by the simple sound of a silent vehicle's passage
through the air mass, just as one is aware of movement in a sailplane.
Not exact matches
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In reality, the ragged surface creates giant, rolling waves that ripple
through the atmosphere, disrupting the orderly flow of
air masses.
The field imparts particles with
mass by exerting a sort of drag on them, slowing them down much like a human being slows down when she tries to walk
through water instead of
air.
It now uses a «flow
through» system, in which
air exchange with the outside is allowed while sensors record the movement of moisture and gas, enabling accurate estimates of total
mass exchange with the outside world.
The deposited particle
mass from 10 to 350 nanograms (a billionth of a gram) per square centimeter of cell surface corresponds to an airway daily dose of slightly polluted, rural
air with 20 micrograms (a millionth of a gram) PM per cubic meter of
air through to very high
air pollution in a megacity (1000 micrograms PM per cubic meter of
air).
Ballard Power Systems Deploys 10 More Fuel Cell Buses in China Oct 19, 2016 Next - Gen Transportation News (Oxford, CT) Canada - based fuel cell company Ballard Power Systems says it has commissioned and deployed 10 fuel cell - powered buses in the City of Yunfu, in the Chinese province of Guangdong, as part of the government's larger plan to address
air quality in urban centers
through zero - tailpipe - emission
mass transit solutions.
If a smaller
mass of
air has to pass
through the evaporator, less energy ends up in the refrigerant liquid, so the evaporator cools down faster.
If a larger
mass of warm
air has to pass
through it, more energy is transferred,
through the evaporator's fins (so that even the evaporator's design and, in particular, its exchange surface play an important part) from the
air to the liquid refrigerant allowed inside it by the TEV or orifice tube so it expands more and, along with the absolute pressure inside the evaporator, the refrigerant's vapor superheat (the delta between the boiling point of the fluid at a certain absolute pressure and the temperature of the vapour) increases, since after expanding into saturated vapour, it has enough time to catch enough heat to warm up further by vaporizing the remaining liquid (an important property of a superheated vapour is that no fluid in the liquid state is carried around by the vapour, unlike with saturated vapour).
Exactly what you'd hope for from an engine that now breathes better thanks to a larger
air -
mass sensor, charge line and intake, and expels its gases more easily
through a new exhaust manifold and a bigger cat and exhaust.
Low - rpm torque is improved by up to 15 %
through early intake valve closing strategies that maximize the
air mass trapped in the cylinders;
Innovative engine - Turbocharger matching to control trapped
air mass through combination of optimum boost pressure and valve opening strategies.
Air is taken in at the vehicle's front, passes through two large intake silencers and two air - mass meters, and then flows into the voluminous plenum (made of a lightweight compound material) atop the engi
Air is taken in at the vehicle's front, passes
through two large intake silencers and two
air - mass meters, and then flows into the voluminous plenum (made of a lightweight compound material) atop the engi
air -
mass meters, and then flows into the voluminous plenum (made of a lightweight compound material) atop the engine.
The design intent was to expose the carbon structure beneath, not only showing exactly where the
air was going —
through the door ducts into the main radiators — but also to break up the visual
mass of the body side and accentuate the cab - forward stance, giving the car a real look of lightness and agility.
In a more technical jargon, vacuum or intake leaks are called «unmetered
air», as the
air enters the intake system
through a damage intake boot or other leak is not metered by the
mass air flow sensor and therefore the the engine computer can not calculate the amount of fuel injected properly, causing the engine to run «lean».
The
mass air flow sensor measures the amount of
air flowing into the engine
through the throttle plate.
By exposure to
air,
through repeated turnings of the
mass, haematein is developed from the haematoxylin, and the chips gradually become coated with the brilliant metallic green crystals of haematein.
Instead of the typical musou fair of mashing attack buttons to wipe out
mass hordes of enemies, you strategically latch onto body parts of Titans and angle yourself as you fly
through the
air to do more damage with the better angles.
The large snowfall events in Boulder were not associated with cold temperatures, but instead with especially moisture - laden
air masses passing
through the region.
Notably, the quote «Mölg and Hardy (2004) show that
mass loss on the summit horizontal glacier surfaces is mainly due to sublimation (i.e. turbulent latent heat flux) and is little affected by
air temperature
through the turbulent sensible heat flux.»
When the sun is lower in the sky, its rays have to travel
through a larger
air mass, which reduces their strength because they are absorbed by particles in the atmosphere.
If that CO2 sinks
through a
mass like water, then why does it magically float in the
air, in fact, rising.
If it does sink
through the
mass of water, then that CO2 in the
air should just drop like a stone to the surface of the Planet.
In an atmosphere with moving gases, hot
air masses rise and are radiating more strongly than the gases at the altitude they are moving
through.
And, once the summer season is passed, the ever - colder Arctic
air masses remove even more heat from the under - ice water up
through the sea ice by conduction into the -25 deg arctic
air.
Because this descending warm
air has no clouds (i.e., condensing water vapor), that allows the burning sun to go right
through the
air and heat the land
mass below even more.
More exotic
air mass calculation include factors (corrections) for varying atmosphere density with altitude and temperature varying from the ground
through the stratosphere, height of the observer, and assumed atmosphere thickness.
«I propose herewith to invent cheap
mass produced
air droppable floating ice probes, which drill automatically a sensor stick
through the ice and keep track and transmit ice & snow thickness,»
I propose herewith to invent cheap
mass produced
air droppable floating ice probes, which drill automatically a sensor stick
through the ice and keep track and transmit ice & snow thickness, salinity, temperature, radiation balance.
You could divide up the geography into numerous cells, each with numerous layers of atmosphere; you could divide up the time into many small steps, and work out the dynamics of
air masses in a refined way; you could make complex calculations of the transfer of radiation
through the
air; you could construct detailed models for surface effects such as evaporation and snow cover... but you could not do all these at once.
Convection is characterized by a circulation pattern of rising and sinking
air masses, and the atmospheric vertical volume transport takes place
through cells of updraft and subsidence; however, these may not be coherent or stable in time and space.
Through 3D modelling and a range of analysis tools, they ensure that the structural integrity, thermal properties,
mass, manufacture, assembly and cost of the equipment meet the requirements of the
air, sea or land operating environments.»